The Chicago Police Department has issued a missing person alert for 25-year-old Terry Parish, last seen on the 10300 block of Aberdeen. In a bulletin released on June 18, authorities shared that Parish was last observed wearing a green/grayish coat, blue farmer jacket with stripes, black jeans, black boots, and a distinctive fisherman hat adorned with colorful butterflies and leaves. Known for wearing multiple layers of clothing, Parish's absence has sparked concern, and the CPD is urging the public to come forward with any information that could help locate him.
According to the Chicago Police Department website, Terry Parish, who is often referred by the aliases Jason or Jerry, has a light brown complexion, brown eyes, black hair and stands at 5'1", weighing approximately 165 lbs. His last known contact was on June 5, 2025. Parish has prior instances of being found in Joliet, Evanston, and Rogers Park, hinting at possible locations where he might seek refuge.
The CPD's Area Two Special Victims Unit Detectives are the point of contact for any leads, available at 312-747-8274. In immediate situations, the department emphasizes calling 911. Parish's unique physical description, particularly his multilayered attire and the colorful hat, is hoped to aid in his quick identification and safe return. The police have not disclosed more on Parish's background or the circumstances leading up to his disappearance.
Community members with any information are encouraged to step forward, as every detail has the potential to assist in the ongoing search. The missing person's bulletin bears a confidential status, yet the urgency for widespread awareness has led to its public release. Keeping an eye out for Parish, especially in areas he's known to frequent, can make a critical difference in reuniting him with worried loved ones. The CPD continues their investigation, holding onto hope that the community's collaborative efforts will bring Terry Parish home.
